Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-29

Inc annual meeting Of the Maine Pedapo-
gical Society will be held in .Meonian Hall
augusta, the Goth, 30th and 3Ist of Decem-
Der All are cordially invited. Following
are the officers and the programme
Ohheers Of the Society,
fresident--Geo. b. Files, Augusta.
'lce-fresident--E. w. Hail. WaterviIIe.
Secretary and Treasurer--H. NJ. Esta-
brooke, Gorham
Executive Committee--Geo. B. Files, E.
W. Hall, FL. VI. Estabrooke, G. c. Purine-
ton, Pennington; Helen W Fuller, Augusta.
Advisory Board---Supt. n A. Luce. Au-
gusta; E. P. Sampson, Saco, Geo. B. Files.
Augusta; Miss NJ. F. Adams, Portland: l..
q. Jordan. Lewiston.
PROGRAMME.
Thursday Evening. Dee. 29th, 30 p. VI .
l. Organization.
Augusta. "
B. President. Address-aSlission of the Teacher y,
nsp"ft On Language, Prof Henry L. Chapman
Diseussion-Opened by state supt. y. A. Luce
Augusta. '
friday, Dec. Both. o A. NJ.
/. Paper 10 minutes) scientific Temperance In
ss,,ruction, with Illustrative Experiments C. +
arner, Pennington.
Olsen; sion-opened by Chas. K. CrandaIi, NJ D.,
Portland. 49,
Report on History 90 minutes Prin Geo C.
burlington, Pennington.
-eu.-ion-opened by Prof. a. ". small, Colby
University 10y
Paper 70 minutes) .'our Grammar school .ri,h
metie,' {. 4. Byram. Prin. Grammar school Ban.
g0r- ~
Diseg.si9n-op Opened by l. NJ. Norcro-.. Prin Gram.
mar School, Lewiston.
J. Paper 20 minutes The Aim of our Primary
schools, Miss VI. l.. r.. shaw, Lewiston.
Diseu--ion-Opened by supt- W. ". >tetson Au-
Cortheil, oiorham.
Diaeussion-opened by Prin. X. Woodbury., Cas-.
3. Paper 20 minutes) What and How Much
science Teaching in Common schools" Prof +. l..
Harvey, state College.
Discussion by II. VI. Estabrook. f,orham and .
X. >weet-cr, Bucksport.
4. Paper 20 mnu,e-J Educational Science in
Teaching Music" Prof. 4. T.. Holt Boston,
Exercise in singing by pupils Of Augusta Grammar
school, conducted by Miss L. Eselle Parke augusta
Friday Evening, 7.3O r. VI.
Lteture-"Expression a. Means of Culture" {.
W. Emerson, VI. D., President of the Monroe Col.
lege of Oratory, Boston.
Saturday, Dec. 81, 8P. VI
/ Paper 20 minutes "Vaue, Amount and Char
aeter of instruction in Modern Languages in High
schools H. +. Cole prin. High school Bath
Di.cussion-opened by Prof. q. \. stuart \. NJ,
Gardiner.
,. Paper go minutes) Educational Advantages
of the study of Latin" ". H. White, Prin High
school, Ellsworth.
Discuss ion-opened by }. NJ. Hin, Prin. High
school, Bangor.
;. Paper 20 minutes place and Work of semi
nary in our system Of Education j. II. Parsons,
Irin. Maine Central Institute.
Discussion-opcned by Rev. l.. VI. smith, Pres
Maine Wesleyan Seminary.
!. Report on Ciyics, l.. u. Jordan, Prin. High
school, Lewiston.
biscussion-Opened by Supt. Thomas Tash Port.
land.
Reports of committees and unfinished business
Railroad Fares.
The Maine Central, Grand Trunk 81. Croix ard
Penobscot, Brdgton & >ae0 River, Somerset and
their banches, Will sell excursion tickets 10 those
attending the meeting at fare for the round trip
tickets to be procured at the place of starting on
each road. The Grand Trunk will sell these tickets
to Yarmouth Junction only, where similar tickets to
Augusta can be procured.
The Secretary is authorized to furnish free return
tickets over the Portland Rochester, Knox 4 Lin.
coin, Bangor fiscataqus, and Rumford Falls
Buckhed railroads on which fare has been paid one
way. Railroads sell these tickets only over their
own lines. No reduction on the Boston & Maine.
N Hotel Rates.
Augusta House, Cony House and Hotel North -
per day ladies sl.25